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Stonewall’s Sword from Revolution Games on the “Inside GMT” Blog
By Roger Miller When Hermann Luttmann said he finally had a design to submit to Revolution Games I was excited, as I had been trying to get him to design a game using the
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Video: Professor Marco Arnaudo review of “W1815 (Waterloo Game)”
By Professor Marco Arnaudo W1815 was designed by Hannu Uusitalo and published by U & P Games of Finland this year.
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The Telegraph: Portable loos and Belgian officiousness: When ‘war’ breaks out at the Battle of Waterloo, 2015
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BLOODY THURSDAY: The Battle of Gravelotte-St. Privat 1870
By Hermann Luttmann “It is difficult to think of a great passage of arms in which one critical day of battle was so strangely – and so soon – underscored by another” – David
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New Stonewall’s Sword Review on Boardgamegeek
By Eric Stubbs Hi all! I wanted to take the time to review Stonewall’s Sword, the first in a new system of games for Civil War battles. To begin with, two caveats so that you
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Deseret News game reviews: A House Divided, Rise of Empires offer epic adventures
By Cody K. Carlson A House Divided, from Mayfair Games, is an easy to play and learn strategic war game set in the U.S. Civil War. Rise of Empires, also from Mayfair Games, is
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The first review of “Stonewall’s Sword: The Battle of Cedar Mountain” appeared on BoardGameGeek
By Kirk Allton: A quick review of a fine game I don’t usually write reviews, but I will try to give my take on what is a very unique game. I will say the
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